NRS 458 - Concepts of Complex Multisystem Clients I: Theory
The student will integrate previous knowledge and client centered experiences while learning concepts of care for adults with complex multisystem disorders. The student will incorporate evidence-based practice and informatics to foster organized, safe client-centered care. This course is a hybrid course. Time is divided between on campus time in the classroom and online course work. The online lectures are part of the hybrid class time and are expected to be completed prior to class. This course is designed as the first part of a two-semester exploration of complex multisystem disorders.
Semester hours: 3.0
Prerequisites:
- NRS 118 - Introduction of Professional Nursing Concepts and Clinical Judgment: Theory
- NRS 125 - Foundational Skills and Assessment of the Adult: Theory
- NRS 126 - Foundational Skills and Assessment of the Adult: Clinical
- NRS 153 - Population Health Nursing: Foundations
- NRS 227 - Pathophysiology
- NRS 233 - Assessment and Care of the Adult with Abnormal Findings: Theory
- NRS 234 - Assessment and Care of the Adult with Abnormal Findings: Clinical
- NRS 235 - Pharmacology I
- NRS 254 - Managing the Nursing Care of the Adult: Theory
- NRS 255 - Managing the Nursing Care of the Adult: Clinical
- NRS 256 - Pharmacology II
- NRS 332 - Behavioral Health Continuum of Care: Theory
- NRS 333 - Behavioral Health Continuum of Care: Clinical
- NRS 334 - Nursing Care of Women and Child-bearing Families: Theory
- NRS 335 - Nursing Care of Women and Child-bearing Families: Clinical
- NRS 336 - Family-Centered Nursing Care of Children: Theory
- NRS 337 - Family-Centered Nursing Care of Children: Clinical
- NRS 353 - Population Health Nursing: Community Based Care: Theory
- NRS 354 - Population Health Nursing: Community Based Care: Clinical
Co-requisites:
Last updated:
02/29/2024